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Margaret

I see no one answered this yesterday.

It simply means excipients for tablet. In Switzerland, unlike the EU,

manufacturers are not obliged to disclose the excipients used in their drugs, so

this Latin formulation is used in SPCs.

Rob

In an SPC, after the list of active ingredients:

Hilfstoffe: Excipiens pro compresso obducto

Can someone please remind me exactly what this means?

" Excipients q.s per tablet " ?

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